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1 -The world faces twin challenges: delivering a decent standard of living for everyone, while living within our environmental limits. These two concerns are brought together in Oxfam’s Doughnut model, which visualizes a space between planetary boundaries and a social floor where it is environmentally safe and socially just for humanity to exist.
1 +On this page you will find work carried out for **T2.1, **the definition of KPIs and monitoring metrics for DivAirCity. These are separated by thematic sections and subsections.
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3 -The UK Doughnut: A framework for environmental sustainability and social justice suggests areas of life that might constitute a social floor below which no-one in the UK should fall, and begins the process of identifying which environmental boundaries might be useful for incorporation into a national UK analysis.
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6 -The theoretical principle of DivAirCity, the PPPPP, has been inspired by the world known Doughnut Economy Model of Kate Raworth with a specific focus on certain areas of the model. The inner ring of the Doughnut is the minimum liveability standards for a good life, while the outer ring of the doughnut represents the ecological ceiling drawn up by earth-system scientists. Between the two rings is the ‘good stuff’, the dough, the desired state where everyone’s needs and the ones of the planet are being met. It thus proposes both a social foundation and an ecological ceiling for the whole world. The relationship between People and Planet, is at the centre of the DivAirCity project as well.** DivAirCity focuses on specific aspects of the doughnut and in particular adds an extra focus to the Raworth approach by empowering the minority communities of society to become agents of change and be more involved in shaping better solutions for battling air pollution and climate change in the cities where they live.**
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10 -[[https:~~/~~/policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/a-safe-and-just-space-for-humanity-can-we-live-within-the-doughnut-210490/>>https://policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/a-safe-and-just-space-for-humanity-can-we-live-within-the-doughnut-210490/]]
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12 -[[https:~~/~~/policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/the-uk-doughnut-a-framework-for-environmental-sustainability-and-social-justice-344550/>>https://policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/the-uk-doughnut-a-framework-for-environmental-sustainability-and-social-justice-344550/]]
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